Two class actions against South Carolina real estate brokerages charged with conspiring to restrain competition can move forward, the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled.
The bad news? Legal scholars and judges wonder if agency’s land acquisition process is constitutional
The notion of a bypass around U.S. 74 from Charlotte into Union County had been kicking around for years before the newly formed Turnpike Authority in 2007 proposed the construction of a 20-mile toll road that would run parallel to U.S. 74, skirt Monroe and connect to the Interstate 485 beltway southeast of Charlotte.
Elderly couple trusted
their farm to a man who
sold the land but never
paid back the notes